About Lebovitz & Lebovitz

Where planning, ownership, and litigation intersect.

Integrated Counsel in Pittsburgh


Lebovitz & Lebovitz is a Pittsburgh law firm focused on estate planning and probate, real estate ownership and title matters, business formation and governance, and civil litigation and court proceedings.

Legal issues rarely arrive in a single category. Estate planning intersects with business ownership. Divorce affects real estate and retirement structures. Probate can expose title defects, creditor claims, and ownership disputes. We evaluate each matter in its broader legal and financial context so the strategy holds up over time.

Core Focus Areas

Estate Planning and Probate
Trusts, probate, Orphans’ Court matters, fiduciary guidance, and planning designed to preserve control and reduce future administration risk.

Real Estate Ownership and Title
Deeds, title corrections, quiet title, partition, shared ownership disputes, and transfers tied to estates and entity structures.

Business Formation and Governance
Entity formation, operating agreements, governance, contracts, and disputes involving owners, succession, and control.

Litigation and Court Proceedings
Civil litigation and court proceedings where enforceable remedies are required to protect property, business interests, or financial position.

We also handle family law and high-asset domestic matters and serious injury matters when the facts require focused advocacy and the outcome has lasting financial consequences.

How We Work


Planning, ownership, and litigation are connected. Estate planning often intersects with business succession. Probate can reveal title defects and shared ownership conflicts. When disputes escalate, resolution may require court proceedings.

We look for ripple effects early, then design solutions that hold up across domains, not just the immediate issue that brings you in.

Speak with counsel about your situation
If your matter involves planning, ownership, or a dispute with real consequences, we can evaluate the facts and outline a clear path forward.

Foundation and Continuity


The firm’s foundation traces to Herbert B. Lebovitz, Esq., who began practicing law in the Pittsburgh region in the late 1930s and was admitted to the Pennsylvania bar in 1933. In 1968, he and his son, Robert A. Lebovitz, Esq., formalized the partnership that became Lebovitz & Lebovitz.

Today, Robert A. Lebovitz, Esq., Stephen H. Lebovitz, Esq., and Richard D. Lebovitz, Esq. continue that work with coordinated strategy across planning, ownership, and dispute matters.

Our Attorneys


Learn more about each attorney by viewing the individual profile pages below.

Planning, ownership, and disputes are easier to resolve before they compound. Talk with counsel about your situation.

Call 412-351-4422 or use the contact form to reach our Pittsburgh office.